Paul van Avesaath
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"If it Looks good, It will work Good!!"
Last Activity: 07-14-2020, 10:45 PM
Joined: 09-17-2017
Location: Netherlands
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i have no idea why you should reverse the polarity.. can you share the link to were you found that? also there seems to be some connections from your... -
i think it meand using an FPGA as a MUX. so you have input signals on it and output signals on it, lets say 8x8 then you have the possebility to create...Leave a comment:
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a gnd plane is your reference, if you think about signal integrety you need a GND plane underneath your signals to ensure your signal propogates coreclty......
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it depends heavily on what you are doing.. in some cases like differential pais you need a specific distance between the pair.. for other signals there...Leave a comment:
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I have used the keep out area on high speed traces because those are usually very short.. and setting up rules for everything takes time.. sometime it's...Leave a comment:
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ref designs are the way to go !!
but dont be scared to go up a notch in layer count.. in price it doesn't make that much difference, but in time spent...
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a good portfolio is a must when starting. but keep it simple in the beginning.. a word document is fine, but when you have some clients ask them to write...Leave a comment:
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you can change the time in between each backup and yes you will losse some but not luckily not all data.. i some projects i set it to like 5 minutes.....
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correct, and in addition to this in schematic create a pair e.g RX0_p , RX0_n , add the differential pair directive to it then update to pcb, add them...
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